Critical summit Monday on tax hike proposals
Four months into the drive to raise the state income tax, Gov. James Thompson meets with legislative leaders to craft a plan likely to pass. With under two weeks in the session, a four-year increase is debated against a permanent 60 percent rise. A key Republican, Aldo DeAngelis, warns against voting for tax hikes in an election year, while House GOP outlines possible cuts to mental health and corrections to fund essential services.
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District 159 OKs new teacher pact for 1983 84
District 159 ratified a pact with the Mokena Teachers Association for 1983 84 granting a 5 percent salary increase. The average salary rises to about 20304 with top pay at 29405 for a master’s degree and 19 years of service.
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Will County Faces Budget Crisis Amid Tax Hike Fears
Will County boards move about 500000 in transfers from the county office building fund and other accounts to cover a growing deficit as 1984 looms. Officials warn tax increases or deep cuts in services are likely, with a 25 percent across the board reduction eyed but opposed as unrealistic.
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